Dayes Collection

Basildon Park / E Dayes
Basildon Park, Berkshire: the seat of Sir Francis Sykes

Saul, Saul, why persecutest thou me?, c1830s. Creator: GH Adcock
Saul, Saul, why persecutest thou me?, c1830s. Biblical scene, Acts 26: 14: And when we were all fallen to the earth, I heard a voice speaking unto me, and saying in the Hebrew tongue, Saul, Saul

Lycurgus Entering Athens; and Theseuss Approach to Athens, (pencil, pen and ink)
824150 Lycurgus Entering Athens; and Theseuss Approach to Athens, (pencil, pen and ink) by Dayes, Edward (1763-1804); 56.8x79.2 cm; Private Collection; (add.info)

The Honister Pass from Gatesgarth Farm, Gatesgarthdale, Lake District, 1789-1804

St. Augustines Gate, (Canterbury) Kent, 1802. Creator: Samuel Rawle
St. Augustines Gate, (Canterbury) Kent, 1802. The Great Gate of St Augustines Abbey, a Benedictine monastery at Canterbury in Kent

Interior of Drury Lane Theatre, 1795, (1948). Creator: Edward Dayes
Interior of Drury Lane Theatre, 1795 (1948). Grade I listed building in Covent Garden, London, England. From " The British Theatre", by Bernard Miles. [Collins, London, 1948]

People promenading in St Jamess Park, Westminster, London, 1793

Service of thanksgiving in St Pauls Cathedral, City of London, 1789 (1793). Scene during the thanksgiving service for the recovery from illness of King George III

Butcher Row, Westminster, London, 1796. Artist
Butcher Row, Westminster, London, 1796. View along Butcher Row from Temple Bar

Queens Walk in Green Park, Westminster, London, 1797. Artist: James Sargant Storer
Queens Walk in Green Park, Westminster, London, 1797. View with two figures and a dog

Leathersellers Hall, and the Church of St Helen, Bishopsgate, City of London, 1792. View showing a display by the Cornhill Military Association with civilians looking on

Temple Bar, London, 1799. Artist: James Neagle
View of the west side of Temple Bar, with a sign for the Star Printing Office on the left, London, 1799

Monument, London, 1796. Artist: Philip Audinet
View south along Fish Street Hill, London, 1796 with Monument and St Magnus the Martyr on left. Also with figures and carriages

London Bridge (old), London, 1798. Artist: J Dadley
View of the west side of old London Bridge, London, 1798; with the Monument on the left hand side of the sky line and the Tower of London just visible on the far right of the sky line

View of the Tower of London with boats on the River Thames, c1790. Artist: Philip Audinet
View of the Tower of London with boats on the River Thames, c1790

Blackfriars Bridge, London, 1796. Artist: James Walker
View of Blackfriars Bridge, London, 1796; looking north with St Pauls Cathedral in the background. Also showing boats on the River Thames

Hawes Water, Westmorland, c1790, (1935). Artist: Edward Dayes
Hawes Water, Westmorland, c1790, (1935). From A Catalogue of the Pictures and Drawings in the Collection of Frederick John Nettleford, Volume II. - D to H, by C. Reginald Grundy

Children Nutting, c1783. Artist: Edward Dayes
Children Nutting, c1783. After George Morland (1763-1804). From The Connoisseur Volume L. [The Connoisseur Ltd. London, 1918]

Drawings Prints, Drawing, Honister, Pass, Gatesgarth, Farm, Gatesgarthdale, Lake District
Drawings and Prints, Drawing, The Honister Pass from Gatesgarth Farm, Gatesgarthdale, Lake District, Artist, Edward Dayes, British, London 1763-1804 London, Dayes, Edward, British, 1763, 1804

Dunfermline Abbey, Fife, Scotland. Dayes, Edward 1763 - 1804

Rochester Inscribed in black paint, lower right: View of Rochester | [
Rochester Inscribed in black paint, lower right: " View of Rochester | [...]" Signed and dated in black paint, lower right: " 1799 Dayes", Edward Dayes, 1763-1804, British

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"Exploring the Timeless Beauty of Dayes: From Basildon Park to Temple Bar" Step into the enchanting world of Dayes, where history comes alive through captivating art and picturesque landscapes. Basildon Park, a hidden gem nestled in nature's embrace, invites you to wander its grand halls and immerse yourself in its timeless charm. Transport yourself back to the c1830s with GH Adcock's masterpiece "Saul, Saul, why persecutest thou me?" Feel the intensity of this biblical scene as it unfolds before your eyes. The intricate pencil and ink drawings of "Lycurgus Entering Athens; and Theseuss Approach to Athens" transport us further into ancient times. Marvel at the breathtaking beauty captured by an unknown artist in "The Honister Pass from Gatesgarth Farm. " Let your imagination roam free amidst the rugged landscapes of Lake District as you soak in every detail. Embark on a journey through time with Samuel Rawle's "St. Augustines Gate, " capturing Canterbury's rich heritage dating back to 1802. Experience the hustle and bustle within Edward Dayes' vivid depiction of Drury Lane Theatre - a window into London's theatrical past. Witness life unfold before your eyes as people promenade through St James's Park or gather for a service of thanksgiving at St Pauls Cathedral. Immerse yourself in everyday scenes that have stood the test of time - like Butcher Row bustling with activity or Queens Walk offering respite within Green Park. Delve deeper into London's architectural wonders with James Sargant Storer’s portrayal of Leathersellers Hall juxtaposed against the elegant Church of St Helen. And finally, let James Neagle guide you through Temple Bar - an iconic landmark that once marked London’s entrance. Dayes beckons us to explore these diverse worlds frozen in time – each artwork revealing stories waiting to be discovered anew. Lose yourself in the beauty, history, and artistry that Dayes has to offer.